Adam was on his way to school: Today was his 100-page ceremony. It was quite important for the young redhead to have come this far, and he had also committed his teacher Achilles to the ceremony, so he couldn't afford to be late, although no one attended the ceremony.

Unfortunately, the information that Adam had analyzed yesterday, after asking his godfather for a lot of advice and life experiences, ended up being mostly useless.

Adam already had a lot of clues that he was a bad person in his previous life, and his father was the biggest clue he had about it. The fact that he couldn't read had been mentioned to him in advance by various people such as the bear and the bank at the time. What he didn't know now is because his karma had changed, but most likely he had used something similar to the mask.

The last crucial point is that Adam didn't know how he managed to survive the chase from the middle floor guards, but the fact that he never learned to read was probably more because of the arrest warrant than the expulsion.

But the most relevant thing is that the information does not mention practically anything about his past life, only that in his previous life he had many more classmates and to top it off, none of them seemed to get along with him: Just like in this life.

The worst of all is that the only three who knew the truth of his previous life refused to speak to him: one was the old man without eyes, the other his father; which did not refuse to speak (but the boy did refuse to visit him without the black robe). And finally the bear that he never saw again in his life since he helped him get the mushroom from him.

On the way to the ceremony, Adam kept thinking about the matter and tried to get used to the glasses, he walked with more happiness than usual. Because although his past was still a mystery, yesterday he was able to verify that the old man without eyes seemed to have slightly changed his attitude; he spent two days and still the eyeless old man did not insist on learning the language of the lower floors to be able to read the book with human skin.

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According to his godfather, this was the time to drive the nails in hard and every day to come he would have to try to convince the eyeless old man that he could always wait for another hero to become a toy maker.

Finally, Adam reached the door of the school to his surprise, the principal was waiting for him sitting on a bench at the entrance. It would seem that he bought some new red robes for the occasion.

Seeing him, Cesar said happily:

—I haven't seen a boy in a while who wants to do this ceremony, So I'm kind of excited: Let's go for it!

—Was it optional?—Adam asked hesitantly, he wanted to do it anyway, but he didn't know why no one wanted to do it with his parents.

—Of course, generally normal boys are 20 years old when they get to do it— Cesar replied with some sadness— Besides, parents are not very willing to lose a whole day for the ceremony.

Adam already knew the reason for this, and it was that librarians hated to miss reading times, for one reason or another they always ended up needing the books. He was also affected by this problem, for which he understood it quite well, in his particular case it was to escape from the purge having the black cape.

Looking at the early hour in which the headmaster had woken up, Adam was quite amazed at the headmaster's dedication to which he said:

—It always amazed me that you teachers are willing to go to all that trouble for your students.

—Of course, boy, I love my students—answered Cesar with a big smile—For a dying old man like me, students are the boys I could never raise. So I spend as much time as I can to help them.

—You don't seem so dying to me—Adam said with a smile, trying to cheer him up—I thank you anyway, Cesar, you really did...

—Wait!—Cesar said, stopping short and dragging him into the school as if his life depended on it, —Now say it inside, boy!

Adam did not understand the reason, but if he was useful to his director, why not do it:

—Anyway, I thank you, Cesar, you really made this whole learning process much more comfortable. I always felt better than at home when I was at school.

To Adam's surprise, when he finished thanking the headmaster for him, a giant head began to form on the wall.